Media Manipulation and Bias Detection
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Alex Ferguson
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Misattribution occurs when a statement is falsely attributed to someone.
Former Manchester United Manager Sir Alex Ferguson called Korea’s Park Ji-sung one of the most underrated players he's ever managed, speaking with football commentator Gary Neville in a new interview posted to TikTok, saying it was a “mistake” not playing Park against Lionel Messi.
The article should accurately attribute the statement to Alex Ferguson and provide a direct quote.
Cherry-picking data involves selectively choosing data that supports a particular argument or viewpoint while ignoring contradictory data.
Ferguson also named Park as one of the most underrated players he ever managed. “There’s three players. I can’t split them. [Scottish midfielder] Bryan McClair, Ji-sung Park and [Norwegian center-back] Ronny Johnsen,” Ferguson told Neville.
The article should provide a more balanced view by including other players that Ferguson may have considered underrated.
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